Dos Vatos Palabras

The DOS VATOS-MÉXICO DVD is a unique collection of mystical fiction and ethnographic films inspired by the beauty and indigenous magic of Oaxaca, México.

 

 

DAY OF THE DEAD IN TEOTITLÁN DEL VALLE

This documentary witnesses the return of Zapotec spirits to the pueblo. The smell of marigolds in the graveyard beckons them to enjoy tamales, mescal, and other sensory favorites of their living life.                                                   

12 Minutes, Documentary

 

BOLA DE ORO

Capturing the unique musical heritage of the Isthmus of Oaxaca, Bola de Oro was produced with acclaimed Istmeño musician and guitar virtuoso José Hinojosa.                  

9 Minutes, Documentary

 

KIT KAT

Kit Kat races to save her father’s soul amidst the beauty and magic of Oaxaca.                                                        

14 Minutes, Fiction

 

GUIGU BICUNISA-THE OTTER RIVER

Produced in association with the Foro Ecologico de Juchitán, an environmental NGO.  This mixed media ecological video was created by high school students and promotes the conservation of Juchitán’s sacred river. The documentary had its premiere during a unique riverbed screening with 4,000 Juchitecans. 

14 Minutes, Documentary

 

DOS VATOS-MÉXICO DVDS now for sale!

Order directly from the filmmakers!  All proceeds go directly into completing our PRECIOUS KNOWLEDGE documentary.

All prices include postage and handling:

PRICES

Individuals:   $28

Public library, high school, non-profit:   $40

University:  $150

TO ORDER VISIT:

http://www.dosvatos.com/Contact/

We will contact you immediately with DVD ordering instructions.

Help support the completion of our PRECIOUS KNOWLEDGE documentary!  Gracias from the Dos Vatos team, Eren and Ari

 

 

 

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